SLAS Meet-Ups are free, in-person networking events centered around one or more hot topics in life sciences and technology. Anyone from the greater SLAS community is invited to attend.
Innovations in New Drug Modalities & Biologics
In Person | 3 December 2024, 9:00 – 18:00
Royal Society of Medicine
1 Wimpole Street
London
W1G 0AE
Join SLAS and ELRIG in an extraordinary collaboration showcasing the latest pharmaceutical innovations. From revolutionary mRNA technologies to cutting-edge developments in antibodies and cell and gene therapies, immerse yourself in the dynamic evolution of drug discovery and therapeutics—experience the innovations setting the stage for a new era in medicine.
Technology Idea Exchange online discussions are moderated chats that connect the SLAS vendor and user communities. Attend to hear about current and future life sciences and technology challenges and to offer up your potential solutions.
For the complete list of past Technology Exchange recordings, visit APPLIED.
Recent recordings include:
Online | November 13, 2024, 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM CST
Lennon Glass, Senior Associate Scientist (FMC Corporation) and Christopher Keim, Head Process Automation (Food Brewer), will lead this discussion on automation in agriculture.
This T.I.E. will cover agriculture research and development topics such as:
Attend a Special Interest Group (SIG) Science Circle online discussion to stay current on the latest findings, best practices and challenges facing your particular professional area. Many SLAS SIGs meet in person at our international and Europe conferences.
View SLAS Topical Interest Groups
Recent recordings include:
Online | November 14, 2024, 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM CST
The SLAS Molecular Biology and Protein Science Standards Topical Interest Group serves two primary purposes:
We invite you to join us on November 14 for a virtual Molecular Biology and Protein Science TIG Science Circle. TIG Chair Rob Howes, Ph. D., has over 20 years of experience leading Pharmaceutical and Biotech teams in the protein sciences, including high-throughput screening, profiling, assay development and cell line engineering.
During the Science Circle, Howes will explore the vast data generated from linear DNA sequences through protein expression and purification.
Additional highlights include:
This Science Circle is free and open to anyone (sign-up required for meeting link).